Vor 22 Jahren entdeckte Milliardär Robert Friedland die riesige Nickel-Lagerstätte eher zufällig auf der Suche nach Diamanten im Norden Kanadas. Nur drei Jahre später verkaufte Robert Friedland seine Voiseys Bay Nickel Lagerstätte für kolossale USD 4,3 Mrd. an Inco, den damals zweitgrößten Nickelproduzenten der Welt. Im Jahr 2006 wurde Inco von CVRD (jetzt Vale) übernommen.
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Mining entrepreneur Robert Friedland has entered into a partnership with Cordoba Minerals (TSXV: CDB) in the hope of finding the next Oyu Tolgoi.
Paul Harris18 May 201517:22
Secondary copper mineralisation (azurite and malachite) in exposures at artisanal workings
Friedland’s private vehicle High Power Exploration (HPX) will make a strategic investment in CDB and form a joint venture to earn up to a 65% interest in that company’s San Matias copper-gold project in Cordoba, Colombia, by funding it through to feasibility study.
The San Matias project contains several known areas of porphyry copper-gold mineralisation, copper-gold replacement or skarn-style and vein-hosted, gold-copper mineralisation in a part of Colombia where there are already large openpit nickel and coal mines. Recent drilling at San Matias returned high-grade copper and gold intersections including 101m of 1% copper and 0.65 g/t gold.
"We had a lot of interest from some large mining companies and received multiple offers. We went with Robert Friedland because he has a worldwide reputation for finding big [mineral] deposits like Voisey’s Bay and Oyu Tolgoi," CDB president and CEO Mario Stifano told Mining Journal.
"HPX is pleased to be able to gain an interest in what we consider is one of South America’s best copper-gold exploration projects," said Mark Gibson, HPX’s CEO.
In addition to cash, HPX will use its proprietary high-powered induced polarisation geophysics technology to the project that can take readings up to 2km deep.
Under the terms of the deal, HPX will take an initial 11% stake in Cordoba and fund an initial C$2.5 million of exploration work over 18 months. It can then earn up to a 51% interest in CDB’s subsidiary Minerales Cordoba that holds San Matias by spending an additional C$16.5 million on exploration. It can increase this to 65% by funding a NI 43-101 compliant feasibility study.
"They are looking for the big one and we are pretty confident that it is there. The funding commitment through to feasibility study is important as it will cost at least US$50 million to do this for a porphyry deposit," said Stifano.
The entrance of Friedland into Colombia will be a boost to the country whose reputation has suffered in recent years due to the perceived difficulty in advancing exploration projects and obtaining permits.
"This is a large vote of confidence in Colombia. Robert did a lot of due diligence, not just in the project but in the country as a whole, and including speaking with the mining minister to get comfortable that Colombia is the next frontier for mineral exploration and production," said Stifano.
Paul Harris18 May 201517:22
Secondary copper mineralisation (azurite and malachite) in exposures at artisanal workings
Friedland’s private vehicle High Power Exploration (HPX) will make a strategic investment in CDB and form a joint venture to earn up to a 65% interest in that company’s San Matias copper-gold project in Cordoba, Colombia, by funding it through to feasibility study.
The San Matias project contains several known areas of porphyry copper-gold mineralisation, copper-gold replacement or skarn-style and vein-hosted, gold-copper mineralisation in a part of Colombia where there are already large openpit nickel and coal mines. Recent drilling at San Matias returned high-grade copper and gold intersections including 101m of 1% copper and 0.65 g/t gold.
"We had a lot of interest from some large mining companies and received multiple offers. We went with Robert Friedland because he has a worldwide reputation for finding big [mineral] deposits like Voisey’s Bay and Oyu Tolgoi," CDB president and CEO Mario Stifano told Mining Journal.
"HPX is pleased to be able to gain an interest in what we consider is one of South America’s best copper-gold exploration projects," said Mark Gibson, HPX’s CEO.
In addition to cash, HPX will use its proprietary high-powered induced polarisation geophysics technology to the project that can take readings up to 2km deep.
Under the terms of the deal, HPX will take an initial 11% stake in Cordoba and fund an initial C$2.5 million of exploration work over 18 months. It can then earn up to a 51% interest in CDB’s subsidiary Minerales Cordoba that holds San Matias by spending an additional C$16.5 million on exploration. It can increase this to 65% by funding a NI 43-101 compliant feasibility study.
"They are looking for the big one and we are pretty confident that it is there. The funding commitment through to feasibility study is important as it will cost at least US$50 million to do this for a porphyry deposit," said Stifano.
The entrance of Friedland into Colombia will be a boost to the country whose reputation has suffered in recent years due to the perceived difficulty in advancing exploration projects and obtaining permits.
"This is a large vote of confidence in Colombia. Robert did a lot of due diligence, not just in the project but in the country as a whole, and including speaking with the mining minister to get comfortable that Colombia is the next frontier for mineral exploration and production," said Stifano.
Cordoba Minerals belle of the ball
Colombia copper junior explorer Cordoba Minerals Corp (TSXV: CDB) has become the belle of the ball having pieced together and shown that there is copper on some 200,000 hectares of exploration concessions at its San Matias project in northern Colombia.
Paul Harris06 Mar 2015 9:39
Visitors to Cordoba’s Costa Azul porphyry copper-gold prospect at San Matias, Colombia
The company has received a stream of calls requesting site visits from major mining companies and may enter into a JV agreement to take the project forward. "Larger companies have an interest in copper in Colombia and Cordoba Minerals appears to have locked up the whole northern belt. We would entertain a JV under the right circumstances that recognise the value of the property," president and CEO Mario Stifano told Mining Journal.
Cordoba is currently undertaking a ground magnetics survey on the first 6km of the mineralised trend it has identified. The company believes that high-grade material is associated with magnetite and so will look to correlate the results with drilling to date, before embarking on 2,500m-to-5,000m of drilling in the second half of this year.
“Everywhere we test in the area we are finding anomalous copper. Now we just have to find the best parts of it,” Stifano said.
Colombia copper junior explorer Cordoba Minerals Corp (TSXV: CDB) has become the belle of the ball having pieced together and shown that there is copper on some 200,000 hectares of exploration concessions at its San Matias project in northern Colombia.
Paul Harris06 Mar 2015 9:39
Visitors to Cordoba’s Costa Azul porphyry copper-gold prospect at San Matias, Colombia
The company has received a stream of calls requesting site visits from major mining companies and may enter into a JV agreement to take the project forward. "Larger companies have an interest in copper in Colombia and Cordoba Minerals appears to have locked up the whole northern belt. We would entertain a JV under the right circumstances that recognise the value of the property," president and CEO Mario Stifano told Mining Journal.
Cordoba is currently undertaking a ground magnetics survey on the first 6km of the mineralised trend it has identified. The company believes that high-grade material is associated with magnetite and so will look to correlate the results with drilling to date, before embarking on 2,500m-to-5,000m of drilling in the second half of this year.
“Everywhere we test in the area we are finding anomalous copper. Now we just have to find the best parts of it,” Stifano said.
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Cordoba closes $1.02-million financing with High Power
2015-06-17 08:13 ET - News Release
Mr. Mario Stifano reports
CORDOBA MINERALS ANNOUNCES CLOSING OF STRATEGIC INVESTMENT FROM HIGH POWER EXPLORATION
Cordoba Minerals Corp. has closed its private placement with High Power Exploration Inc., a private mineral exploration company indirectly controlled by mining entrepreneur Robert Friedland, after receiving all required regulatory and shareholder approvals. With the strategic investment in Cordoba, HPX will have the option to enter into a joint venture with the company to earn up to a 65-per-cent interest in Cordoba's highly prospective San Matias copper-gold project in Colombia by financing the project and completing a feasibility study.
Sehr gute Infos!
Leider kann ich keine Grünen Sterne verteilen weil Sie bereits alle erhalten haben :)
Wir hoffen, dass die Jungs nun Gas geben !
Viel Glück !
Leider kann ich keine Grünen Sterne verteilen weil Sie bereits alle erhalten haben :)
Wir hoffen, dass die Jungs nun Gas geben !
Viel Glück !
Vielen Dank für dein Feedback u. insbesondere für deine "grüne Sternen" ;-)
Ich bin schon sehr gespannt, wie es hier weitergeht. News bzgl. Bohrbeginn auf der Liegenschaft San Matias wird demnächst folgen.
Ist ja schön sowas von einem "Insider"zu hören:
In einem persönlichen Gespräch erzählte uns Cordoba-Vorstand Stifano letzten Freitag, dass Friedland vertraglich zugesichert habe, bis zu 46% an Cordoba zu erwerben. Dies muss er über den Markt tun. Doch größere Aktienblöcke sind nicht verfügbar, da die bestehenden Anteilseigner um Continental Gold (5,7%) und BlackRock (3%) sowie die Insider (~43%) keine Stücke abgegeben wollen. Zum Teil haben sie diese bei einer Finanzierungsrunde im März 2014 für 0,50 CAD gekauft. Wir erwarten, dass das Papier deshalb bei niedrigem Volumen langsam klettern wird. Auf Projektebene kann HPX im Rahmen eines JV bis zu 65% erwerben. Hierzu müssen bis zu 16,5 Mio. CAD in die Exploration investiert werden.
Ich bin nach wie vor überzeugt, dass langfristig investierte Cordoba-Anleger hier belohnt werden:
ceo.ca/2015/09/24/...o-landed-the-robert-friedland-investment/
Cordoba Minerals Acquires the Alacran Copper-Gold Project in
Columbia.
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Oct. 21, 2015) - Cordoba Minerals Corp. ("Cordoba" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:CDB) is pleased to announce that it has entered into an option agreement with Sociedad Ordinaria de Minas Omni ("OMNI") to purchase the Alacran Copper-Gold Project ("Alacran" or the "Alacran Project") which is located within Cordoba's San Matias Project. The acquisition enables Cordoba to consolidate the entire San Matias Copper-Gold District in the Department of Cordoba in the northwest of Colombia. Cordoba believes that the Alacran Project remains largely untested and has the potential to host a large scale copper-gold resource.
"The acquisition of the Alacran Project is an important step forward for Cordoba as it adds another high quality project to our portfolio of copper-gold exploration assets in Colombia," said Mario Stifano, Cordoba's President and CEO.
HIGHLIGHTS
Alacran Copper-Gold Project
The Alacran Copper-Gold Project is located within the tenure of the Company's San Matias Copper-Gold Project in the Department of Cordoba, Colombia. Over 13,000 metres of diamond drilling has been carried out at the project to date (see Table 1) including 139 metres of 1.23% Cu and 0.74 g/t Au in SJ-006, 188 metres of 0.71% Cu and 0.25 g/t Au in ASA-012 and 128 metres of 0.84% Cu and 0.45 g/t Au in ASA-014(1).
The majority of the intersected mineralization has only been tested to an average vertical depth of 150 metres, with the deepest intersections only 240 metres below surface. Mineralization is traced over a strike length of greater than 1,300 metres. The copper-gold mineralization defined to date represents an excellent opportunity for Cordoba to delineate a large high-grade, copper-gold resource that has the potential to grow significantly as the deposit is open in almost all directions.
Alacran is approximately two kilometres southwest of the Company's Montiel discovery, where recent drilling interested 101 metres of 1.0% Cu and 0.65 g/t Au, and two kilometres west of Costa Azul where recent drilling interested 87 metres of 0.62% Cu and 0.51 g/t Au1. An initial 3,000 metre diamond drilling program to confirm the known mineralization and test for both vertical and strike extensions is expected to commence in mid-November, 2015.
Cordoba Minerals Corp (TSE:CDB) insider Mario Stifano purchased 10,000 shares of the business’s stock in a transaction on Friday, October 23rd. The stock was acquired at an average price of C$0.11 per share, for a total transaction of C$1,100.00.
Oct 23/15 Oct 23/15 Stifano, Mario Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 10,000 $0.110
Jun 18/15 Jun 16/15 Ivanhoe Industries, LLC Indirect Ownership Warrants 16 - Acquisition under a prospectus exemption 7,300,000
Jun 18/15 Jun 16/15 Ivanhoe Industries, LLC Indirect Ownership Warrants 00 - Opening Balance-Initial SEDI Report
Jun 18/15 Jun 16/15 Ivanhoe Industries, LLC Indirect Ownership Common Shares 16 - Acquisition under a prospectus exemption 7,300,000 $0.140
Cordoba hat eine Unternehmenspräsentation mit Stand Oktober 2015 veröffentlicht.
Hier der Link : www.cordobaminerals.com/i/pdf/...doba-Presentation-2015.10.pdf
Sehr interessant die Bohrergebnisse v. Alacran Kupfer-Gold Projekt
188 m @ 0.71% Cu and 0.25 g/t Au
128 m @ 0.84% Cu and 0.45 g/t Au
103 m @ 1.00 Cu and 0.41 g/t Au
139 m @ 1.23 Cu and 0.74 g/t Au
85 m @ 1.07 Cu and 0.19 g/t Au
Guter Zeitpunkt einzusteigen :-)
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EW YORK, NEW YORK--(Marketwired - Feb 3, 2016) - This news release is issued by Ivanhoe Industries, LLC ("Ivanhoe Industries"), pursuant to the early warning requirements of Canada's Multilateral Instrument 62-104 and National Instrument 62-103 with respect to the common shares of Cordoba Minerals Corp. ("Cordoba").
Ivanhoe Industries, through its affiliate, HPX Colombia Ventures Ltd. ("HPX") has agreed to acquire ownership and control of 3,000,000 common shares (the "Shares") of Cordoba Minerals Corp. ("Cordoba") (TSX VENTURE:CDB) from an existing shareholder at a price of C$0.134 per Share for 1,900,000 Shares not subject to TSXV escrow requirements and at a price of C$0.15 per Share for 1,100,000 shares subject to TSXV escrow requirements.
Upon completion, Ivanhoe Industries will have actual beneficial ownership and control over 23,070,833 common shares representing 29% of the currently issued and outstanding common shares, and will be deemed to beneficially own 30,370,833 common shares (including 7,300,000 unissued common shares issuable upon the exercise of common share purchase warrants), representing approximately 35% of Cordoba's then issued and outstanding common shares on a partially diluted basis. All of these securities are beneficially owned and controlled by Ivanhoe Industries.
Ivanhoe Industries has acquired the shares for investment purposes. Depending on economic or market conditions or matters relating to Cordoba, Ivanhoe Industries may choose to either acquire additional common shares or dispose of common shares of Cordoba.
Feb 5/16 Feb 5/16 Ivanhoe Industries, LLC Indirect Ownership Common Shares 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 1,900,000 $0.134
Feb 3/16 Feb 3/16 Stifano, Mario Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 8,000 $0.135
Jan 20/16 Jan 20/16 Stifano, Mario Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.140
Jan 15/16 Jan 14/16 Stifano, Mario Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 10,000 $0.130
Jan 6/16 Dec 30/15 Stifano, Mario Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.160
Nov 30/15 Nov 24/15 Katzin, William Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 100,000
Nov 25/15 Nov 24/15 Tsung, Cybill Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 125,000 $0.120
Nov 25/15 Nov 24/15 Grainger, Christian Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 200,000 $0.120
Nov 25/15 Nov 24/15 Stifano, Mario Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 400,000 $0.120
Nov 25/15 Nov 24/15 Orchow, William Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 100,000 $0.120
News sind unterwegs :-)
Schade eigentlich, dass Cordoba Minerals nicht mehr Aufmerksamkeit in Deutschland bekommt! Ich rechne mit weiter steigenden Kurse und das ATH kann schon in den nächsten Wochen kommen!!!! Empfehlung: besser in Kanada v.cdb kaufen
Bin dann zur Überzeugung gekommen dort nicht einzusteigen, der Grund liegt nicht daran, das Cordoba in Columbien liegt und es ja nicht so leicht ist eine Abbaugenehmigungen bzw. Lizenzen von den staatlichen Stellen zu bekommen. Ich hab mich aber gefragt warum Großinvestor Friedland sich nicht sofort alles unter den Nagel gerissen hat als er gefragt wurde bei Cordoba zu einzusteigen!
Der Grund scheint wohl zu sein, das die Goldwerte bei Cordoba nicht allzu hoch liegen, lägen sie bei über 2 Gramm je Tonne, wäre ich wahrscheinlich eingestiegen.
Bin aber trotzdem in Columbien mit Red Eagle Mining hängen geblieben!
Trotzdem meine Gratulation zum Kursanstieg, super weiter so!
Der Grund scheint wohl zu sein, das die Goldwerte bei Cordoba nicht allzu hoch liegen, lägen sie bei über 2 Gramm je Tonne, wäre ich wahrscheinlich eingestiegen.
Bin aber trotzdem in Columbien mit Red Eagle Mining hängen geblieben!
Trotzdem meine Gratulation zum Kursanstieg, super weiter so!
Sehe ich etwas anders. Robert Friedland (HPX) hält jetzt bereits einen Anteil von 37% an Cordoba Minerals. Friedland hat vertraglich zugesichert (s. Pressemitteilung), bis zu 46% an Cordoba zu erwerben. Dies muss er über den Markt tun. Auf Projektebene "San Matias" kann Friedland im Rahmen eines JV mit Cordoba Minerals bis zu 65% erwerben. Wieviel kann Cordoba von Friedland erwarten? Friedland muss für die 65% bis zu 90 Mio. CAD in die Exploration (ca. 19 Mio. CAD) und Machbarkeitsstudie (50-70 Mio.CAD) investieren. Ganz starke Basis für Cordoba, die nun genügend Kapital für dieExploration und für diefinale Machbarkeitsstudie eingesammelt haben. Vorteil: Es wird keine weitere Finanzierung geben - wir brauchen also finanziell keine Angst vor einer Aktien-Verwässerung zu haben
Hier ein Auszug der Pressemitteilung von 08.03.2015
The Agreement also provides for HPX and the Company to enter into a separate joint venture agreement (the "JV Agreement") which calls for HPX to fund an initial C$2,500,000 of exploration work over an 18 month period ("Initial Option Period") on the San Matias Project, to be funded by proceeds from the Private Placement and the exercise of the Warrants. HPX will be the operator of the exploration program. The Agreement provides additional earn-in phases (Phase 1, 2 and 3), whereby HPX can earn up to 65% of Cordoba's indirect subsidiary Minerales Cordoba SAS (the "JV Company") which holds the San Matias Project by spending an additional C$16,500,000 in exploration with a minimum of $6 million in Phase 1 for a 25% interest and $10.5 million in Phase 2 for a 51% interest and funding a National Instrument 43-101 compliant feasibility study on the Project during Phase 3 for a 65% interest over a maximum 102 month period following the Initial Option Period.
Cordoba Minerals: Rohstoffguru hält jetzt 37%
Das letzte Mal saßen wir mit CEO Mario Stifano im Rahmen des Precious Metals Summit in Beaver Creek im September persönlich zusammen. Es war also höchste Zeit für ein Update. Wir hatten Ihnen den Wert Ende Oktober abermals ans Herz gelegt und sind damit sehr gut gefahren. Aktuell liegen wir bei dem Explorer mit 158% im Plus. Ausschlaggebend für die jüngste Kursrallye war, dass Rohstoffguru und Mininglegende Robert Friedland über den Markt weitere Anteile an Cordoba gekauft hat. Er kommt nun auf einen Anteil von 37% am Unternehmen. Stifano ist sehr zufrieden damit, dass Friedland Wort hält und nicht nur auf Projektebene investiert, sondern auch der Hauptgesellschaft weiterhilft. Operativ sollte es in den nächsten Wochen bei Cordoba Schlag auf Schlag gehen.
Es stehen Bohrergebnisse an, es sollen Informationen zu geophysischen Untersuchungen veröffentlicht werden und in Zusammenarbeit mit Friedlands Gesellschaft HPX wurden weitere Ziele auf dem Projekt in Kolumbien identifiziert. Auf dem Alacran-Projekt soll zudem die historische Ressource von 37 Mio. Tonnen Kupfer mit einem Gehalt von 0,62% und 0,40 g/t Gold aktualisiert werden. Wir gehen davon aus, dass Cordoba hier auf rund 50 Mio. Tonnen zu ähnlichen Gehalten kommen könnte. Eine neue NI 43-101 konforme Ressourcenschätzung erwartet Stifano für Juli. Bei Cordoba geht es jetzt erst richtig los. Der Nachrichtenfluss der nächsten Monate ist verheißungsvoll und wer Robert Friedland kennt, weiß, dass dieser nicht kleckert. Konferenzteilnehmer haben Cordoba bereits mit Oyu Tolgoi verglichen, eine ebenfalls von Friedland entdeckte Gold-Kupfer-Mine in der Mongolei. 2015 wurden dort zwischen 175.000 und 195.000 Tonnen Kupfer und 600.000 bis 700.000 Unzen Gold produziert – eine Mega-Mine.
Quelle:
investor-magazin.de/...rdoba-minerals-und-golden-queen-mining/
| Cordoba Minerals (TSX: CDB) Advances San Matias Copper Gold Project in a World Class Mining-Friendly Area of Colombia |
By Dr. Allen Alper, PhD Economic Geology and Petrology, Columbia University, NYC
on 3/6/2016
Cordoba Minerals (TSX-V: CDB) is currently drilling on their San Matias copper gold project located in Colombia, with the goal of discovering a world class copper gold deposit. This newly discovered copper gold district is the northern extension of the world class Mid Cauca Gold Belt which hosts over 50 million ounces of gold. Cordoba is uniquely positioned as a junior explorer with financial and technical support of Robert Friedland’s High Power Exploration (“HPX”). The company is led by the very capable and experienced hands of Mario Stifano.
Hier zum Artikel;
http://www.metalsnews.com/Metals+News/MetalsNews/...a+of+Colombia.htm
wird es richtig spannend ....endlich! :-) Es ist soweit - in den nächsten Tagen sollen die erwarteten Bohrergbnisse veröffentlicht werden. Guter Zeitpunkt vorher in Kanada (v.cdb) einzusteigen.
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